sdsearch

I'm not clear what you're looking for. Do you care if breakfast is included or not? If you're eating breakfast at the hotel, the breakfast cost could be different by dozens of dollars between one brand and another. Also, do you have Marriott status?

La Quinta gives free (though not fancy) breakfast to all. Courtyard does not give free breakfast to anyone (not even Marriott Platinum).

Similarly, do you need wifi? That'll be free for all at La Quinta, while paid (for non-elites) at several of the Marriott brands.\

This thread is for for people who specifically want Marriott properties (because of elite status, or because of promos, or whatever reason), but at the lowest rate possible. It's not for finding the lowest across all brands, Marriott or not. That would the Hotel Deals forum probably:

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/hotel-deals-607/

LNF (if you're not familiar with it) is Marriott's "Best Rate Guarantee" program (which they call "Look No Further"). Here's a thread that explains it much further:

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/marri...rsion-brg.html

There's another thread that shows LNF successes, and in that thread there was this post the other day, which about the best rate I recall seeing for a Marriott property around LAX recently:

(But just because someone found it for that date doesn't guarantee you can find it for your date. But it may be a useful benchmark at least.)

But that's just $2.25 below what you got at La Qunita, so what I said above applies (if you prefer Marriott, that's great, but if you have no status, the Marriott brand will nickel & dime you while La Quinta won't).

BrightlyBob

I want to book the Philadelphia Marriott and am ready to commit, but an wondering wether the rate can be bettered.

i used to do very well with LNF but for the past few years have had nothing but rejections, mainly claiming currency variations (by 10%??) or claims that the site I located is some kind of club.

So, to you experts out there, looking for a rate for the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown 30th Oct to 3rd Nov for a twin bedded room, current advance purchase rate is $696 (not inc taxes)

pdpgps

Planning a trip to Seattle 10/17-10/20. I've run all the promo codes on the wiki and it actually is more expensive than the straight Marriott search. I'm interested in 3 properties:

1) Courtyard Seattle Downtown (best rate $159)
2) Renaissance Seattle Hotel (best rate $159)
3) Seattle Marriott Waterfront (best rate $209)

Can anyone find better?

sdsearch

That's a very confusing way of explaining the rate. It doesn't help to know the total for most LNF sites (plus you didn't explain it was the total; I thought it was a very expensive nightly rate until I looked it up myself!). What matters is that t's $179/night for the first 2 nights and the last night, and $159/night for the third night.

Anyway, you've got PM.

frenchie2

I never look at the advanced payment rate when I look for LNF opportunity. I compare the lowest refundable rate on Marriott website to the refundable rates on competing site. Always compare the nightly rate, not the total.

Anyway, I found a possibility and will PM you.

BillyFlyer

I'm looking at the Ritz in St Thomas from 5/14 to 5/21. $439/night! (ouch)

Total cash rate 3,073.00
Resort fee 434.00
Estimated government taxes and fees 307.30
Total for stay 3,814.30 USD

Thanks for any help.

YoungBubbie

Not sure, but I don't think LNF apply for the Ritz properties.

KRS

https://www.marriott.com/hotel-prices/travel.mi

davidwu

Request removed

libbrichus

I'm looking for a sub $100 Marriott hotel for Washington DC and surrounding regions (best if near mclean, VA):

Checkin - Tonight Oct 19
Checkout - Tomorrow Oct 20
Area - Washington DC and surrounding regions

Can anyone help me find something?

Thanks

sdsearch

No. LNFs have to filed at least 24 hours in advance, so you can't possibly get an LNF for a check-in tonight.

DealAddict

Seems like the Marriott site says they can be submitted on the day of arrival:

"To ensure processing of your claim in time for your arrival, claims must be submitted no later than 11:59 p.m. for same-day arrivals on the same day of the claim."

Stock R

Hi,

Can anyone help me find a LNF rate for any of the higher tier Marriott chain hotels in San Francisco around the June 4-9, 2015 (dates semi-flexible) time frame? Anything by Fisherman's Wharf or Union Square, etc would be good.

I didn't realize SFO was such an expensive city and I don't have enough points to book as everything is Category 8.

Many thanks.

carsnoceans

You have to provide with dates and current rate for requesting LNF help. Otherwise you are just asking others to fish for the best rate.

andyfarrimond

Hi All,
I'm looking for 2 rooms in central London from Nov 9 - 15, for under 150 GBP per room per night. Everything I have looked at gives me the same price as Marriott.com. Any help would be gratefully accepted!